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Tales from the not-so-deep: five fun cleanup finds
When the lake is drawn down five feet, we organize hundreds of volunteers to remove trash, tires, and debris from Lake Hopatcong’s 45 miles of shoreline…

November 10, 2023
Community, Environment, People

Cleanup photo contest “winners”
By now you’ve hopefully checked out our “overflowing” album of cleanup photos, snapped during Saturday’s Lake-wide Community Cleanup.…

November 10, 2023
Community, Environment, Events

Lake Hopatcong community unites in extraordinary cleanup effort
The strength of community spirit shone brightly this past Saturday as nearly 600 devoted volunteers donned their waterproof footwear and embarked on a…

November 10, 2023
Community, Environment, Events, People

Innovations in Lake Management from the NALMS Conference
Last month, I attended my first North American Lakes Management Society (NALMS) conference. The NALMS conference is an annual gathering that brings together…

November 02, 2023
Education, Environment, People

Public meeting on oxygenation system for Lake Hopatcong
This meeting has concluded. The video replay is below and the presentation slides are available HERE.  Presentation Slides  In a continued commitment…

October 18, 2023
Community, Environment

Fall program - Shady secrets: A guide to trees
Join us for a fascinating journey into the world of trees! Uncover the importance of trees and learn how to care for them with local certified tree…

October 18, 2023
Arts & Culture, Education, Environment, LHF Environmental & Cultural Center

Veni, vidi, loopy!
We came. We saw. We LOOPED! The Lake Loop brought more than 150 people together to bike, run, paddle, and celebrate Lake Hopatcong as a recreational resource…

October 06, 2023
Events, Fundraising, Recreation

Trails TLC day with Shiseido Americas Corporation
This is our second year partnering with Shiseido Americas Corporation on Camellia Day, a company-wide give-back day that engages Shiseido employees all…

October 05, 2023
Community, Environment, People

A century in the making: Lee’s Park Pavilion’s rebirth
One hundred years ago this month, brothers Clarence J. Lee and Thomas E. Lee of Mount Arlington began constructing a pavilion building on Lake Hopatcong’s…

October 05, 2023
Community

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